Sentence examples for discusses if from inspiring English sources

This chapter discusses IF amplifiers and filters as there are a number of IF filters used in radio receivers.

2.29pm from Rahman: Currently we have 34 names doc attacked 3.48pm from Nita Clarke [responsible for co-ordinating No 10 links with unions, discusses if union-sponsored MPs are loyal]: I am working hard behind the scenes to keep the unions out of all this turmoil and want no pretext for them saying we are fingering them.

This paper discusses If multi-agent learning is the answer, what is the question?

The paper discusses if this approach may also be applied to ME distillers.

The literature on external voting first includes normative political theory, which discusses if and under which conditions citizens abroad should be entitled to vote.

This paper discusses if and how multi-stakeholder involvement can make a worthwhile contribution to the development of agricultural policy in the enlarged EU, using the example of organic farming.

Meanwhile, Cintra has a conversation in which he discusses that if necessary he could easily admit more people, mostly homeless, to avoid losing the government subsidy.

Group date with all the women in front of a beautiful Southern estate that turns out to be a haunted house, and Raven discusses that if she sees a ghost, she will "rebuke it in the name of Jesus," which is, I guess, a thing that people do.

There are other Britons with medal-winning potential – Rutherford and Tomlinson in the long jump, Yamile Aldama in the triple jump, Robbie Grabarz in the high jump, Holly Bleasdale in the pole vault, Goldie Sayers in the javelin, Lawrence Okoye in the discus, Tiffany Porter (if fit) in the 100m hurdles, There is every chance that the home track and field team will hit the eight-medal target.

But as Campbell discusses the deep, if complicated, attachment between himself and the playwright, you wonder if Williams might have been as concerned about Campbell's memory of him as about the world's.

Though Astell discusses minds as if they are sometimes isolated from bodies, she maintains that human beings are mind body unions.